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I know who I am going to vote for now. 
http://www.news3online.com/index.php?code=446ytv358s4gY813XutT
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Greg in the News: Who to Vote For Now
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In summary, a conversation took place on a forum discussing the upcoming presidential election. The original poster stated that they have decided to vote for a candidate named Greg Bernhardt, and asked about changing the name on billboard ads. Another member replied with a joke about recruiting strangers for the candidate, and then mentioned rumors about the candidate's ties to the Scientologists. The topic then shifted to a website where one can generate a commercial for any name, and other members made jokes about the potential vice presidential candidate. One member was initially fooled by a sign on a bus promoting the candidate, but then realized it was fake. The conversation ended with a discussion about which political party the original poster would belong to in Texas.
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haha I was fooled until I could tell that the promotion signs were digital
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WOOOT! I'm voting for Greg Bernhardt 2008!
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How do you change the name on the billboard ads?
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Best of luck...but it might be easier to recruit strangers than to sway any of THESE guys away from Obama.
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I'm checking for any associations with radical political groups.
... Uh oh! It is rumored that he has strong ties to the Scientologists.
... Uh oh! It is rumored that he has strong ties to the Scientologists.
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LightbulbSun said:
When it's finished it sends you to a website - you can enter any name and it will generate the commercial for you.
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Greg, can you see Canada from your house?
:)
Zz.
:)
Zz.
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I love that grandma's tramp stamp 
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Good joke
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Hes got my vote!
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Just needs some hot vice president.
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waht said:
Paris Hilton might be a good choice...lot's of media and financing.
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Better than the alternative choices! I was fooled too, until the sign on the bus didn't quite move with the bus.
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That's Great!
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Moonbear said:
That's what tipped it off for me as well. Incidentally, if I were a Yank, I'd vote for him.
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I think in Texas, you would be considered a Yankee.
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